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2 kwi 2023 · Illegal is violating the law. Because there is a law against something, it is illegal. For example, Murder is illegal because a law prohibits killing someone for any reason but self-defense. Unconstitutional is a law that contradicts the constitution. This is more easily shown with an example:
Illegal and legal are two terms that are often used to describe actions or behaviors that are either prohibited by law or allowed by law, respectively. Illegal activities are those that are against the law and can result in penalties or punishment, while legal activities are those that are permitted and regulated by the law.
The scope of law can be divided into two domains: public law concerns government and society, including constitutional law, administrative law, and criminal law; while private law deals with legal disputes between parties in areas such as contracts, property, torts, delicts and commercial law. [17]
20 sie 2018 · In U.S. politics what is the difference between something being illegal vs unconstitutional? My current understanding (as a non-US person): Wouldn't something illegal automatically be unconstitutional (laws flow from the constitution), the legality overrides the constitutionality.
2 kwi 2018 · The First Amendment gives us the right to peacefully assemble and petition the government. However, there are legal and illegal ways to protest. Both protestors and those who disapprove of their activities should be aware of the laws and limitations of First Amendment rights.
It discusses aspects of recognition doctrine and describes the international law of internal armed conflict, highlighting the legal effects of a decision by the international community to accord or withhold from an armed faction the status of a recognized government.
What term should we use to describe the 11 million or so people who have entered or reside within the U.S. without official government authorization? “Illegal immigrants,” “undocumented immigrants,” “unauthorized immigrants,” or something else entirely?
